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Estate Planning: Advance Directive

Advance Directive

When you can’t make health decisions for yourself, this guides your loved ones and doctors in the right direction. It includes naming a Health Care Proxy (Medical Power Of Attorney), filling out a Living Will, and for those with more advanced conditions, creating a Do Not Resuscitate Order (DNR) or Physicians Order for Life Sustaining Treatment (POLST) form.

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Apple integrates organ donation into their popular iPhone health application.
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Estate Planning Documents You Need To Organize and Share
Your estate planning documents will be essential in the settling of your estate, including getting through probate.
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All You Need To Know About Naming A Health Care Proxy
Your Health Care Proxy will advocate for the care and treatment you want when you cannot advocate for yourself.
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We know organ donation is important, especially if you’re a recipient or might be one day. But how many of us are prepared to fork over our hearts, kidneys and lungs once all is said and done?
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Resources For People On Their Own During A Time Of Need
Even if you think you have no support system, you should never have to go it alone.
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